Two-Span Beam
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Two-span beam made of reinforced concrete
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- Updated 8 April 2021
- Size 2,82 MB
- Number of Nodes 3
- Number of Lines 2
- Number of Members 2
- Number of Load Cases 5
- Number of Load Combinations 36
- Number of Result Combinations 6
- Total Weight 2.700 t
- Dimensions 8.195 x 0.195 x 0.195 m
- Program Version 5.25.01.158232
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